What Is an Anaphase?

The latter term is a Chinese word, which refers to the latter stage of a certain period.

[hòu q] Come on!

The latter term is a Chinese word, which refers to the latter stage of a certain period.

Chinese name

Late

Foreign name

anaphase

Pinyin

hòu q

Explanation

The later stage of a period

Part of speech

noun

Related Literature

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1. Delay period.

"Historical Records of Dawan": "He is a guard, and he went out with Bei Li to strike at the Huns. The Huns surrounded General Li, and the army lost a lot; but in the later period, he was cut and redeemed as a tartar." Jane "Volume 1:" The test will be introduced on the 15th day of the department, and those who are late will not ask. "Ming Feng Menglong's" East Zhou History "71st Session:" Xuan Duan is sitting dangerously and does not stand up, but asks: 'Supervisor Why is the army late? '"

2. Meet later.

Tang Fanggan's poem for "Sima Pei Ren in Peipei County": "Migrate for a long time so you do nt know how to make a long journey." Song Fanchengda's poem "Water Country Discretion but Capable Director Can Pass Shikang" Poetry: "In the later period, I am afraid of participating , And forty strings of drunk gold. "

3. Refers to the duration of the conference.

Qing Zhou Youliang's "Pearl River Mei Liu Ji" Volume 2: "I re-order later, take care and say goodbye."

4. Refers to the latter stage of a period.

Ba Jin's "Exploration Collection · Visit Hiroshima": "In the late 1950s, I accidentally read a diary of the hospital director who suffered at the time, and I could not sleep well for a few days." ^[1]

5. Biological terms

A period of mitosis. The main characteristics of this period are: the centromere is separated and the chromatid moves to the poles. At the beginning of the later stage, the centromere of each chromosome breaks in the role of the spindle microtubules, causing the chromatids to separate and move to the poles. Almost all sister chromatids split at the same time, at which point each chromatid becomes an independent chromosome.

According to the different forces that the chromosomes are pulled towards the poles, the late stage is divided into late stage A and late stage B.

In the later stage A, the force of chromosome movement is mainly generated by disassembly of the telomere microtubules. At this time, the chromosome movement is called polar movement. In the later stage B, the force of chromosome movement is mainly produced by the aggregation of extremely microtubules. The movement at this time is called the chromosome pole separation movement.